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“We get to work with talented women artisans living in some of the most challenging regions in the world and hopefully be part of the solution of creating a better future.” < continued from previous page Rick says: I think on the ethical side of things I am drawn to brands like Armadillo Rugs, TOMS and Krochet Kids. Plus there are some really great fashion designers starting to do ethical collaborations like Karen Walker and Vivenne Westwood. What is your favourite item in your store right now and why? Annette says: My favourite is always the next one! But if I had to choose, it’s hard to go past Leadlight Heart. Rick says: At the moment I think I would have to pick two as they look so good together on the couch - the hand woven Mint Vessels and the hand embroidered Khadi Vessels in White! What has been your biggest highlight? Annette says: Having an end product we are proud of, the ideas went back and forth for a few years before we finally had something tangible. We are also pretty chuffed to be stocked by some of the stores we have been long time fans of like Koskela, AP Design House and Spence & Lyda. What are your plans for the future? Annette says: The big vision is to educate people to think about how they shop, to see ethical and fair trade as the norm not just a small segment of the market. Of course, we are not going to do that alone and we have lots of small steps along the way. We would love to continue working with the co-operatives we already work with, increase our impact in their communities, as well as finding more groups of artisans we can work with.
Contact: One Another www.oneanother.com.au info@oneanother.com.au
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